Houston you have a problem… The Detroit Pistons were so frustrated with the play of Josh Smith that they used the stretch provision in the league’s collective bargaining agreement to release him, which essentially meant paying him more than $27 million just to go away. The Rockets, ever opportunistic, chose to add Smith to their roster for a little more than $2 million this season. Well now they’re really paying for that decision.
NBA: Report, Josh Smith Decides To Sign With Houston Rockets
According to reports the Houston Rockets have won the chase to sign free agent Josh Smith who was released by the Pistons earlier this week. It appears for Smith the chance to play for a title existed with James Harden and Dwight Howard more than anywhere else.
NBA: WOW Detroit Pistons Release Josh Smith With $26 Million Still On His Contract!
I know Josh Smith takes some really BAD shots but he had to be extremely terrible because the Detroit Pistons released him with two years and at least $26 million remaining on his contract after this season.
(Video) NBA: Derrick Rose Crosses Up Josh Smith Then Throws No-Look Pass to Pau Gasol For the Dunk!
Whether it’s his knees or the ankle sprains he’s coming off of, many people think Derrick Rose just won’t be the same player anymore. Well he proved them wrong last night as the Chicago Bulls beat the Detroit Pistons 102-91.
NBA: So Disrespectful! Pistons Josh Smith Goes Off On Kenneth Faried!
I guess it is safe to say these two do not like each other. More so seems like Josh Smith doesn’t like Kenneth Faried. Smith fired back at Faried after he made comments regarding Smith’s game after the Nuggets defeated the Pistons earlier this week. Faried kept his talk to basketball but Smith clearly was not feeling it and held nothing back and got personal!
NBA Report: Detroit Pistons Would Trade Josh Smith If They Could
Josh Smith is having the worst season of his career. Now the mistake everyone saw but the Detroit Pistons is finally being realized by them as well; they shouldn’t have signed him to that contract.
